HOW TO GET THICK EYEBROWS & FILL THEM IN NATURALLY
Trends come and go but one thing is for sure: thick eyebrows are in and they’re here to stay – and for a good reason. A well-groomed brow helps to shape the face and creates a natural appearance. However, not all are all blessed with thick, luscious brows. Some of us have thin or sparse eyebrows and are always looking for ways to make them thicker. It may seem tricky, but it’s way easier than you’d think thanks to our expert guide. Read on to find out how to get thick eyebrows and fill them in naturally.
Eyebrow Shapes
While no two brows are the same, most can be categorized into one of five categories. They can be S-shaped, hard-angled, soft-angled, straight, or rounded. As a general rule, the most flattering shape for you will be the one that works best with your facial features.
Thin vs Thick Eyebrows
Just as we are all different shapes and sizes, so are our eyebrows! However, not all eyebrow shapes will suit your face. A badly shaped eyebrow that is too thick or thin or just over the top can ruin your entire look. If your eyebrows are naturally thick, it can be both a blessing and a curse. Although it might take a little work to shape your brows and keep them looking neat, you will have a naturally full appearance. On the other hand, thin eyebrows carry a somewhat softer and more feminine appearance. Though, they can sometimes look unnatural and be harder to groom. No matter which style you choose, it’s important to not deviate too much from your natural brows. After all, the perfect brow shape is the one that goes with your face.
What Eyebrow Shape Suits Me?
Most face shapes fall into one of five categories. They can either be round, square, oval or long, and it’s best you groom your brows to suit your particular shape. After all, your eyebrows add dimension to the face. If you have a round or oval face, we recommend a thicker brow with a slight arch to make your face appear longer. On the other hand, if you have a square-shaped face, you may want to try a less angled brow.
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